For gloves I use latex or nitrile gloves depending on the
chemicals/duration. Latex gloves are cheap, but they disolve in some
cleaners. Nitrile gloves are great but cost more. I also use a Barrier
Cream to keep contaminents off my hands. The cream I use is made by North
Safety Products, #222. I purchase my safety equipment from MFasco.
(www.mfasco.com --I order from their printed catalog which I think is more
detailed than their web site.) Order a catalog, might see a safety item
you need but never knew existed.
Louis Tweed
Chase Kimball wrote:
> An old mechanic's trick I have been using for years to keep my
> fingernails clean after working on my bike is to throw a bar of soap in
> water to soak for a few minutes. Then I dig my fingernails hard into
> the slightly softened bar, filling the crevices under my nails with
> soap. After the job is done I wash my hands thoroughly, dissolve the
> soap under my nails, and life and my hands regain all their former
> beauty!
>
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> +"The hungry judges soon the sentence sign, and wretches hang that
> +jury-men may dine." Alexander Pope, "The Rape of the Lock."
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